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October 1, 1923September 23, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History, Town Government

Norwood All Stirred Up Over Post Office Site Issue-This Day in Norwood History-October 1, 1931

So Much So That the Town Will Put On a Special Election Tomorrow to Decide Which Faction Is Going to Win Proposed site for Norwood Post Office (Image: Google Earth) … Continue reading Norwood All Stirred Up Over Post Office Site Issue-This Day in Norwood History-October 1, 1931

August 26, 1921August 25, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

Seven Norwood Men Pay $15 Each For Joke On Autoists-This Day in Norwood History-August 26, 1921

They Pull “Lost” Tire From Road Once Too Often— One Tries to Strike Woman in Aut “April first is gone and past, but Norwood's pests are caught at last." This … Continue reading Seven Norwood Men Pay $15 Each For Joke On Autoists-This Day in Norwood History-August 26, 1921

December 12, 1910November 26, 2023 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

Police Chief James W. Lavers Wants New Quarters-This Day In Norwood History-December 12, 1910

Says Single-Room Station Gives No Privacy. CHIEF OF POLICE JAME8 W. LAVERS Of Norwood, Who Wants New Quarters. NORWOOD, Dec 11-7-Chief of Police James W. Lavers of Norwood wants new … Continue reading Police Chief James W. Lavers Wants New Quarters-This Day In Norwood History-December 12, 1910

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